OSCON 2007 wrapup
Monday, Jul 30. 2007 – Category: OpenSolaris, OpenSource, Photos
Wow, last week at OSCON was a blur. Between booth duty, the Sun party, and all the talking to people, I was thoroughly exhausted. I spent most of the weekend recovering from sleep deprivation.
anyway, all my photos are up. we had a great time, talked to a ton of people, and learned many important life lessons. one of which is:
Rearranging the letters of OpenSolaris spells ‘penis’.
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Tim Foster Says:
July 31st, 2007 at 10:08Hah! Comments about being a ‘member’ of the OpenSolaris community, or marketing slogans about OpenSolaris ‘standing up’ under load should be directed to /dev/null please! (timf wanders off to wash mouth out with soap)
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Shambles Says:
August 1st, 2007 at 03:01My favorite anagrams of OpenSolaris are:
Praise Loons
Real Poisons
Spiral Noose
Piano LosersAnd…
Lassie Porno
Plus, rearranging the letters of “Linux” spells “panic”, I think…
Regards… Sean.
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